Ok one of my leopard geckos regurgitated. I fed it too much, much more than usual. Bad idea. I messed up. I'm to blame.

For leopard geckos, do I need to not feed them for a few days before resuming feeding, as I would if it were, say, a cornsnake, to allow their stomach to recover? If so, should I remove the calcium dish as well (as that is still "eating"? Should I put some nutribac in the water? I have never had leos regurge before. Only snakes. I just looked it up and they kept saying that baby leos can eat too much and regurge and learn not to do it again etc. etc. But they don't say how to remedy it.

I know there is a whole bunch of reasons they can regurge (parasites blah blah) but it was 100% fine one day, I fed it too much one day, it regurgitated. I think it's pretty clear so I think that instead of stressing her and testing her for everything let's just concentrate on what obviously happened. Thanks for any help.

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